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Doesn't this solution not scale? Doesn't this mean a shim must be created for every gem that I install that has a binary? Or is this only required for "core" bi
by zmanji 15y ago
Doesn't this solution not scale? Doesn't this mean a shim must be created for every gem that I install that has a binary? Or is this only required for "core" binaries?
- sstephenson 15y ago`ls -l /usr/bin | wc -l` reports 1085 entries on my machine. Meanwhile, I have 40 entries in my ~/.rbenv/shims directory. I think the shell can handle it.
- zmanji 15y agoI'm sorry, I was not aware of the 'rehash' function, I thought rbenv would have to ship with all the required shims. The rehash functionality is quite clever and cool. Is there an easy way to have that automatically execute after I do any installation of a ruby or gem?